radhak
04-26 03:51 PM
Hi,
My labor got filed in Jun 2008 and went for Audit. I just want to check about, how to calculate 6 years completion. Is it the day I first entered to US on H1b Visa? / the day my H1b get approved? / the day I get stamped.
Thanks in advance.
My labor got filed in Jun 2008 and went for Audit. I just want to check about, how to calculate 6 years completion. Is it the day I first entered to US on H1b Visa? / the day my H1b get approved? / the day I get stamped.
Thanks in advance.
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roseball
01-07 01:41 PM
Few months ago, my company filed for my 7th year extension and USCIS approved the extension for only 8 months instead of 1 year (my I-140 hadn't been approved yet). My lawyers contacted USCIS for clarification and we finally heard back from them. They say that the approval of 8 months is correct and gave no explanation for why it was not for 1 year (which I would have qualified for since my LC was approved when the extension was filed).
Has anyone else experienced a similar thing?
Check with you employer on the validiity of the associated LCA. At the time of your H1 approval, there might have been only 8 months of validity left on the LCA. Other reason could be, assuming you are working for a consulting company, USCIS might have given you an extension till the end of the current project. I have seen several cases where USCIS only gave 6 month extensions because the project PO was only valid for 6 months.
Has anyone else experienced a similar thing?
Check with you employer on the validiity of the associated LCA. At the time of your H1 approval, there might have been only 8 months of validity left on the LCA. Other reason could be, assuming you are working for a consulting company, USCIS might have given you an extension till the end of the current project. I have seen several cases where USCIS only gave 6 month extensions because the project PO was only valid for 6 months.
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08-07 01:51 PM
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mn_finch
04-01 10:36 PM
My LCA appl has a priority date of June 2004; and so far, Dallas BEC has lost my resent-appl twice. Lawyers failed to retrieve any status after that, and suggested a congressional liaison enquiry into it. If anybody is aware of this enquiry, would you plz let me know? Thanx.
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02-08 10:38 PM
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setpit_gc
04-29 01:27 PM
Thanks a lot for your quick reply.
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ita
11-19 11:48 AM
Does anyone know if there would be some kind of record about
when and how many times we have spoken to the IIO.
Like will a IIO be able to look at one's receipt# and say if they have spoken to an IIO earlier that day or whenever that is?
Thank you.
when and how many times we have spoken to the IIO.
Like will a IIO be able to look at one's receipt# and say if they have spoken to an IIO earlier that day or whenever that is?
Thank you.
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rongha_2000
04-22 12:16 PM
Workvisaforall,
Considering you are an immigration attorney. Will you help me in my query?
My daughter is 2.5 years old and is on H4. She is receiving some modelling offers for commercials and photo prints. I understand since she is on H4 she cannot work. But can I apply for her EAD and work SSN by which she can work on these assignments?
I am looking at this purely for my daughters personal development and no big money is involved but still I dont want USCIS to think she is working even though she is on H4.
Your insights are appreciated.
Unfortunately, there is not going to be a hard consensus and a good satisfying answer until USCIS comes out and fixes the law. The problem comes from inconsistent USCIS memoranda as to whether an employer who moonlights on EAD has "left" his employer.
AILA has recognized this inconsistency and has provided us, immigration attorneys, with guidance on arguing why the inconsistency should be construed to mean that moonlighting on EAD while preserving H-1B is ok; however, nobody can guarantee that the USCIS will agree with these arguments 100% of the time.
Considering you are an immigration attorney. Will you help me in my query?
My daughter is 2.5 years old and is on H4. She is receiving some modelling offers for commercials and photo prints. I understand since she is on H4 she cannot work. But can I apply for her EAD and work SSN by which she can work on these assignments?
I am looking at this purely for my daughters personal development and no big money is involved but still I dont want USCIS to think she is working even though she is on H4.
Your insights are appreciated.
Unfortunately, there is not going to be a hard consensus and a good satisfying answer until USCIS comes out and fixes the law. The problem comes from inconsistent USCIS memoranda as to whether an employer who moonlights on EAD has "left" his employer.
AILA has recognized this inconsistency and has provided us, immigration attorneys, with guidance on arguing why the inconsistency should be construed to mean that moonlighting on EAD while preserving H-1B is ok; however, nobody can guarantee that the USCIS will agree with these arguments 100% of the time.
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